... and the wee hasruly tented. The following elections tout plarim—lte neentetivem of the Central Cheatbut. Lori heutiard, Wm Parlour. blichard C. Pearce: I Susinems the Prendient, eating ' Vice.Pieeadenta. and Treasurer. and Mews I Michael Drown (Low Besumunt ...

... family 2. Between Maids, good Day Girls, Oommcrcial Room Waitress 8«. weekly. Genorab all fMirts Yorks. —Mrs. Belton. Dodworth Road. Gl9-J1 HAIGH.-Wanted experierxed and -LTA plain Cooks, Cook-Generals, Parlour, House, Kitchen and Between Maids. Several Cooks ...

... HIS FAIR LADY MARION WARD, of Moray °A Toil tc xi. MOTs IN TIN WOOD. of kir a:parlour.. to! eau takro out of Subs , had. for Job after * hi., the servant brought it urw th u t has .hr bad • bud attack of heart sperms sad ill th.t Dr Hort.. had blurs ...

... Bradford. •STII iIkOOM-MAID. HALL PAGE, .tout .*) under chef: references. i*WEENM A ID. references *f maids.—Mrs. Lopton, 14. CUremont. BiJTWTEENMAID, not under 20; Oiutch- W woman*; washing.—Mrs. Ring, Rectory, Rotherham. HEN MAID wanted; £l5; woman; Iv ...

... taboo from the Western Here is the effort of on. liUle miss:— Christmas is the time when toucher bens the Ara in the front parlour. and when dad Its in the annthair in his white shirt sleeves. Also it is the Unte when moldier goes to fetch Wel alroansek ...

... PARbOURMAID or expo- need House-ParlourmaiO.—Apply Mrv. Kraa.- Rectory, btat-- jog wage, age, etc. c PARLOUR-MAID. good.wanted; ernall family; maids; g«K«i wages.—Write, full jorticulan-, references, etc., photo. >f pcca>il*le. 22. Wc-suHilfc Roa-I. ...

... Montgomery rd. CAOOK-GKXERaL, erpenenred, Wantec. in Minister's Family , young Maid kept—Mrs. Spooner, 13, Sale hill, Sheffield, ('tOOK, plain; assistance given; alao HOUSE-PARLOUR- MAID Wanted.—Apply belweeu and 3. after GIRL supenor, Wanted.—Apply 384, rd. ...

... allowed Reierence or deposit. — NOOK or COOK-GENEBAL (good) Wanted ; We rds, 2, Wobey avenac, East Ham, wages 22) to four maids.—Apply, J. 419, ‘ Express Office. Ww akefield. HONES A few > oited Instru- OMESTICATED PERSON Wanted » tow G ments at in Prices ...

... eonsidering the beet Mimesis et as gawky. He concluded by Oat be would be glad to me the members ohm Me meet. log in the Mayor's Parlour. TEE QUESTION OF ASUNIKIIIM Toe Town Clerk read leases hes Mr. T. B. Hodgson. dos overawe of Bt. Martin and 81. lliebeine ...

... apples and plans, twisted and interplaited below her. She had slept is lavendersoented sheets. She had had quaint little parlour (or her daily use; and that her books and papers should not be disturbed •be had in annexe of the inn. delightful wooden building ...

... Leeds. - AS USEFUL MAID, or Sewing maid .—Address L. W.. c,o. •aa. Mrs. JauKii Cox. Walker's Cotlagw, Westwood, Dererley. c J*ADY’S MAID reqaire* situation, town and ooawri; go-id tefeiCDCte.-F., 4U. Brook Terrace, Darlingtjo. c C*EWING-MAID direngaged. d ...

... intrusioa w in our snug parlour, one lady knitting, the other neting, and the gentlinan winding worsted, when to o ur unspeakable surprise, a male appeared before the window, a smart rap was heard at the door, the boys halloed, and the maid announced Mr. Grenville ...